DoubleWhoosh

Figure mroe people will see this here in the main SC section rather than in the vendor or suspension section, so here goes.....

Fits years 92-00 SC300 and SC400 - Finally got these in, been waiting a while.

These will tighten up the steering noticeably, as it does not allow the rack to move around with the torsional and lateral forces that are encountered with steering - especially at higher speeds and under hard cornering.

These will also eliminate any problems with any oil that drips down and destroys the rubber bushings, plus has the bushing on the passenger side as well. As you all know, the rubber will disintegrate if left in contact with oil, especially the power steering fluid or brake fluid. Huge problem on the SC300's!

Much improved steering response is an understatement!

actuary

Are those OEM? If not who makes them? How much $$?

/Aerostar\

iTrader: (2)

Im guessing Daizen, and yea how much? Im interested, also how much labor is involved

pilip99

yeah id like to know as well, doublewhoosh you have pm

ACleanSC4

iTrader: (7)

I'm on my route to get a complete Daizen makeover. The bushings have already given my old lady some new legs, i'm sure these steering rack bushings will do the same.

Daizen all the way!!

Project300

I installed mine when I was restoring my front end. With the tie rods off it was really easy to get the bigger passenger side one installed.

To get the other two small bushings out took some effort. Even with the rack hardware and the tie rods disconnected, the rack doesnt want to move much cuz the hydraulic lines are still connected. I chose to not mess with the lines and just work around them. You just have to get a sharp screwdriver or something and keep wrestling with it and chipping away at the rubber until it can come out. Notice how the new ones are actually 2 piece so they can go in alot easier than the old ones come out. The Vlamos bushings came with some decent directions, but it was harder than I expected. Just have patience and they'll come out.

Overclocker

Todd, those look very cool. Are they Daizen?

Please post a price or we'll be forced to flood your PM box.

DoubleWhoosh

Wow yeah I'm sorry I forgot the details, they are from Daizen, $39.95

Too late my PM box is flooded

heh

We have em here http://www.tmengineering.net/suspens...n/make/sc.html

MoogieBoogie

Any idea if this will also fit 93.5-98 Supra models?

Thanks,
-Brian.

DoubleWhoosh

Should fit without a problem.

Inabj2

I think in need this really bad.. Its disturbing when youre driving and the wheel is 20 degrees to the left but going straight.. or vice versa.

How much? how much labor? Can it be done by me in a saturday?

DoubleWhoosh

Yeah, when they're really bad on the drivers side, the rack can shift after a hard turn, basically you go into the turn with a straight wheel, come out and it is 15 degrees to one side to go straight!

Pretty easy, just slightly awkward to reach but if yours are that bad it's a plus, as the hardest part is taking the old ones out. Yours probably aren't even hardly there!

We have plenty right now, so let me know. Also if any technical questions we can help out as well.

VJ RC51

I replaced my steering rack bushings with those urathane ebay models a month ago.. took around 15mins. Was easy as heck to do because the old ones were broken so they fell out. The replacements i had were split design so they went right in no real effort. Bolts are 110% easy accessable. Awesome performance from em. I wish daizens were out at the time tho, the rest of my front end is daizen

sonyman

Could worn bushings cause tramlining and the steering wheel to jerk when hitting bumps? Supposedly my suspesnsion bushings are good, and the balljoints are tight.

Scott

pilip99

thanks man!yeah i definitely need new bushings!!